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Title Properties Sees Gains in Calgary Office Market Others Are Avoiding

  • Writer: ClearView Insider
    ClearView Insider
  • Jul 18
  • 1 min read

Updated: Jul 25

While many institutional owners remain on the sidelines, Title Properties is doubling down on Calgary’s downtown office market — and seeing results. Since acquiring four buildings totaling 670,000 SF in late 2023, the Vancouver-based firm has increased portfolio occupancy from 73% to 87%, thanks to an in-house leasing strategy and a sharp focus on tenant experience.


Its Calgary assets — including Calgary House, Canada Place, Five Twenty, and McCall Court — were selected based on five key criteria: central core location, Plus-15 connectivity, modern amenities, no anchor tenant risk, and near-stabilized tenancy. The company sees opportunity in a market others wrote off, framing the current downturn as a super-cycle, not a collapse.


Executives challenge outdated office classifications, positioning their buildings as A-class via experience, not age or prestige. Title’s embrace of Calgary’s conversion incentive program further signals confidence in the city’s evolving downtown. With thoughtful positioning, adaptive design, and a hospitality mindset, Title sees Calgary not as a warning — but as an opportunity.


Source: RENX, “Title Properties finds success in challenging Calgary office market,” July 9, 2025. https://renx.ca/title-properties-building-success-in-tough-calgary-office-market


Connect with ClearView: Curious how mid-cycle repositioning and amenity-driven leasing are reshaping Calgary’s office investment outlook? Let’s talk: info@cvpartners.ca


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